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Old 07-06-2011, 07:49 PM #1
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Default Any ideas for a bed that will elevate your legs.

Does anyone know of a way to get a hospital like bed that will elevate your head and feet? With the PD I have bad muscle spasms in my legs at night and cannot sleep on my back yet I have sleep apnea and have to wear CPAP, it does not function well when I manage to get comfortable-on my stomach. I love the hospital beds because you can adjust them just right but it seems the ones they send to your home are cheap ones with a mattress as thin as a slice of cheese. I guess I've got something to work on for a few days.
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